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Agreed, plenty of trees falling in those woods even if some folks refuse to hear them. Got out of Vodafone 5 years ago, as fed up with it going nowhere, now it's going to be a carpet bagging opportunity, but only at the right price. Think this might go as low as 60p a share to be honest, if it does I am in.
That level of confidence in the products and roadmap is pretty exciting, yet the price goes down. I love this market.....
Kibo definitely seems to have turned in to a gravy train lifestyle share for the members of the board and family. Out of all of the AIM shares I have held this is the worst run company with by far the worst investment return, and I believe that it's probably going to get worse. I knew the risks, and fortunately with investment in SLP at the same time I am even across the Two shares, but this is a dog, and unless the management team changes it will have no credibility in the market and continue to be a dog.
Not sure what people were expecting today. The results are good, considering the restructuring, and the hit on the core finances and debt as a result of Covid. It's a business in recovery, with great potential. Suspect a few sellers have shaken the tree and those of a nervous disposition have jumped, thus the price has dropped. Going to hold this for at least another 12 months to see what it does, not worried about a 5 or 10% drop as I bought at the very low end, so it's all still bunce at the moment. If it drops 50% then there are some core fundamental issues, but I find that pretty unlikely with the return to air travel, and the nuclear roadmap.
Good signs of a nice and steady plod upwards......
Nobody invested comments on that kind of rise?
Still a bit unsure of the growth trajectory on this, definitely think it could do another 25% of growth but debt is going to hold this back combined with a mix of burnt fingers (Covid) and Financial shenanigans (US and Swiss banks) in the economy. Happy to have added a few more this morning before the small rise, but no more I have a big enough number sitting with IAG thanks.
Hope it doesn't pop at all. We want a controlled and progressive rise with no flim-flam and good business decisions that drive growth in revenues, profits, and the share price. Willing to wait for that kind of stability after several years of boom and bust. We need a share price that is backed up with a strong business.
notice the 48m share sale earlier today.. That's a large flea leaving the rat, leaving the stinking corpse on the good ship KIBO I think.....
Err, worry we sold the lights.... I can blow out the candle if you like?
Informa is in the process of finalizing divestment of it's Intelligence businesses which will leave it with a big pot of money. Suspect that they will now go on an acquisitions run to diversity in to the tech and data markets so that they are not as heavily affected by any downturn in events should there be another Covid surge. Sensible business approach, I can see this easily getting to the £9.00 - £10.00 mark in 2024, so a good long term hold. RELX I am unsure about at the moment, they went hell for leather on the road to becoming a really tech focused company with lots of product development in Research and Healthcare, but I can see there being market challenge there as the likes of AWS, and Google want a big piece of that Pie. Probably a hold for me at the moment, but also worth noting that they changed CIO last year and the previous incumbent was extremely influential in terms of that Tech transformation so be interesting to see what happens in 2024.
Why would anyone invest in Kibo, when you can lose the same kind of money on a high street bank..... If your going to go down on a ship, pick a big one..... And yes like you, 90% down on the investment, possibly more, I stopped looking some time back.....
Knowing this government it's likely to be a Chinese conglomerate fitting out the subs reactor.... :)
Advice - If it's 2008 all over again. Stockpile cash, wait for the signs of recovery and carpetbag the living daylights out of it, ideally in an ISA.
No it's not crashing the market is adjusting to the behavior of some American bankers and their roulette wheel. Expect some adjustment in the markets, generally downwards, whilst the analysts try and work out what impact this might have on the global economy. Also expect some other institutions to quietly leak other bad news stories hoping that they are hidden by this great malaise. Have a good day, and DYOR...
Agreed, I would prefer to have had a choice, and my investment is all about divestment, not getting stuck with a share that over the time I have been invested in it, has been a bit of a weeping sore in my portfolio. Give me the money, let me make the choice every time!
I believe that HMRC allow up to £500.00 a month for a "Save as you earn" share save scheme running over 3 or 5 years, some organizations release shares to the value to meet the demand, others release a fixed amount and you get what is allocated to you from the pot. All are tax free if you save until the term has ended, and in the event of redundancy they are are also treated as a tax free income. A lot of companies also let you complete your share save scheme if you are made redundant within 6 months of the final date of the scheme. What's not to like, if you have the money and a long term investors eye, it's a great way to grow your pot. As a form of protection you can also take the money at the end of the term if the share price has gone down, so it's pretty low risk.
Usually have to get through a probationary period before you can buy shares in the company and the offer price and buy in options are normally announced at the start of the new tax year, so April onwards. This has been the case at the last few companies I have worked at - And I have hammered the sharesave schemes at all of them to the max - Buying shares at -20% of the value - no brainer. Even better when the price has slumped because the market is down - been pretty lucky over the years, and continued saving, and dropping them directly in to an ISA when they are released tax free has worked pretty well - god bless em, probably better than a pension in most cases.
Yet another attack on people who have been diligently saving for years in ISAs to pay down the debts of others. The economy is busted, and all the govt wants people to do is spent their money to facilitate growth (a false growth) and stimulate retail, the high street, house market etc. They want your money invested in cheap Chinese trash, electronics, and new cars, they certainly don't want it stowed away in tax free investments. If they reduce ISA limits then there will be a mass exodus from the UK for those that can move, and the existing govt will not see power for at least a generation. Combine this with limits on lifetime pensions allowances, and you have to ask what is the point, might as well **** it up the wall or stick your spare cash in a box under the bed and pray!
I am out of this share, sold just under the peak back in 2021, after a long ride up from single figures. I guess the question I would be asking about the 21st is if the numbers are better than back in 2021, then is there any reason that the price forecast should be up around 25%, as the market for product seems to be optimal, and the profit margins are better. Are we going to see this shoot to the £1.40+ level again? I need to do the numbers over the weekend but initial review based on previous data I munged that initially encouraged me to buy before suggests this should rise significantly early next week (nice rise today) in anticipation.